Night School: A gripping new Jack Reacher thriller from the No.1 Sunday Times bestselling author

I didn't enjoy this as much as his others, and I've probably read all but one. It just didn't seem to flow well and lost direction in certain places then came back on track again. The wnd wasn't exciting enough. It just lacked something. I skipped a lot of pages of overlong description "padding" eager to get back to the story. Maybe because Jack was abroad, still an MP and the surroundings didn't provide the scenes, settings and stories I'm used in most of the other novels, I didn't like it as much. Just my 10 cents!

Having read or listened to most, if not all, of the previous Jack Reacher novels, this will probably be the last. The stories are becoming less credible and are now without any twists or surprises. The 'detective' qualities have been diminished and now the main character has just become an amoral killer who assaults and kills people without compunction, let alone a sense of justice. The novels also display a type of American patriotism that is unpleasant and never questioned. The plot line in this novel tails out and there is a ludicrous plotline with 'The Messenger'. Disappointing

Predictable, badly written and dull. I like this series of books but this effort is woeful. The author also needs to stop naming charcters after soccer players/managers, It's very distracting, This has to be one of the worst books I have read this year,. Incredibly dissapointing.